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    When an Agent Is Acting Partly for Himself or Herself
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When an Agent Is Acting Partly for Himself or Herself

Question 36

Question 36

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When an agent is acting partly for himself or herself and partly for the principal,the agent will be held totally liable if the agent injures someone while on such a mission.

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